Steam turbine, one of the greatest inventions in the field of mechanical engineering is an energy conversion device that converts thermal energy from the steam into mechanical energy. The modern steam turbine was invented in the late 19th century by Charles Parsons. In those days the demand for the efficient energy conversion device was high due to the industrial revolution.

The steam turbines were introduced in the power generation sector as they were able to create a rotatory motion which in turn continuously rotated the shaft of the generators. It replaced the conventional piston based steam engine because of its greater thermal conversion efficiency and high power to weight ratio. Initially the steam turbines were used in power plants and later it gained importance in various power conversion devices too. The steam turbine made the power production cheap and shaped the efficient use of thermal power through its multiple stages of expansion.

Steam turbines have become an integral part of all modern power plants and industries. They are also used in locomotives and propulsion systems. Currently steam turbines are utilized in the chemical industry, waste plants, oil and gas plants, heating and cooling systems, sugar mills and other distilleries. Condensing, pass-out condensing, and back-pressure are three types of steam turbines.

The advantages of using steam turbines include greater efficiency, less vibrations, require low volume of inlet fluid flow compared to gas turbines, and a high power to weight ratio.

CMTI offers steam turbines designed and manufactured as per API standards in terms of quality. We manufacture turbines with different configurations like Condensing / Back Pressure, Down, Up and side exhaust configurations, Single / multiple Controlled extractions, Uncontrolled steam extractions, Direct Drive / Gear Driven.

Our customers are located worldwide in more than 20 plus countries and in India we have service centers in Bangalore, Delhi, Pune, and Kolkata.